RewriteArrowSymbols doesn't do anything?

[angusforbes]

hi, I'm doing a +rewriteArrowSymbols, which prints out that "RewriteArrowSymbols -> true" but it doesn't actually seem to turn them into unicode. -A

[mdr]

You might be using a slightly out of date version; try

http://scala-tools.org/repo-releases/org/scalariform/scalariform_2.8.0/0.0.5/

[angusforbes]

Hi, using the 0.0.5 version and the 0.0.6_SNAPSHOT built from the git repo I get a question mark instead of the unicode arrows:

scala -cp /opt/local/bin/scalariform_2.8.0-0.0.5.jar scalariform.commandline.Main MyFile.scala -i -v +rewriteArrowSymbols
Formatting with preferences: RewriteArrowSymbols -> true
[Reformat] MyFile.scala

And then when I look at it with MacVim or TextMate all the arrows are now "?". I can insert unicode manually, so it's not an issue (i don't think) with the editor itself.

Thanks, Angus

[mdr]

Hmm, OK, that's strange. Unfortunately, I don't have a Mac -- would you be able to upload a couple of versions of your file to Assembla's bug tracker (Github doesn't support attachments); one where Scalariform had inserted the "?", and one after you've inserted the unicode arrow manually.

http://www.assembla.com/spaces/scalariform/tickets/new

Cheers,

Matt

[angusforbes]

hi, I've uploaded the files you requested to Assembla ticket. Thanks for taking a look at this. -Angus

[mdr]

Thanks for uploading. Could you run Scalariform with this environment variable set, see if it makes any difference?

JAVA_OPTS="-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8"

[mdr]

Actually, I've committed a new command line option on the assumption that this is the problem:

scalariform --encoding=UTF-8

[angusforbes]

Hi, thanks setting the file.encoding to UTF-8 did the trick!

[mdr]

Awesome, glad that helped. If you had five minutes, it'd be much appreciated if you could double check that the "--encoding=UTF-8" flag from Git master also works for you.

[angusforbes]

Hi, I just cloned the 0.0.6-Snapshot from master and the "--encoding=UTF-8" works great. Thanks, Angus

[mdr]

Great, thanks for checking it.